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10 THE MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH; TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 138B.-TW-ELVE PAGES. MOLONEY Al' MONACO. THE EXILE SPENDS A DAY THERE AND HAS AN ADVENTURE. A Fine Dinner end n Diversion at the Gam ing Table—No Money and no Pan- port—lie Makes Ulmself Known and Is Allowed to Depart. Hew Tort Strr. Hr. J. J. O’Dooohue who returned from Europe last week, met “Billy” Moloney several times in Paris. Billy looked well and seemed to be stouter than he was when he acted as go-between for the boodle al dermen and the Broadway railroad men. The following instructive incident out of Billy’s travels on the continent is told by Mr. O’Donohne as it was narrated to him by Mr. Moloney himself: From Paris, where Mr. and Mrs Moloney had gone from London after a brief so- jonrn, Billy Moloney shaped his ronte for Switzerland. There a-e many attractions within the compasB of a day’s excursion, and the point was debated between Mr. and Mrs. Moloney as to which they should find visit. They might go to Marseilles, or while away the 'hours among the orange trees and chestnut groves of Florence, or take a peep at the wicked place Monaco, where, according to the latest advertisement, “tbo management shrink from no sacrifice to render it ms delightful ns possible to visitors.” Poetry, scenery and natnral wonders yielded the palm to wickedness, and Moloney finally decided on Monaco. The excursion is short and cheap. Mr. and Mrs. Moloney went to Nice, and from there got to Monaco in half an hour. Al though not given to calculate bis expenses too nicely, he thought himself wonderfully clever when he took five twenty-frnno pieces out of his traveling bag after break fast and said to Mrs. Moloney as they were about leaving the hotel at Nice, he sup posed that would do for the <iav. Mrs. Moloney supposed alro that it would. The cost of Mr. Moloney’s dinner would have made a very satisfactory addition to the dail revenue of the potentate in whose dominion it was discussed. But they are infinitely too polite at Monaco to present the bill immediately the ‘debt is incurred One cannot run away without piling, and besides, yon have cig>trs and coffee, and so forth, to add to tho score before you leave, so the pleasure ui p*>- ing is reserved till that moment No one ever saw a high stake plaved for with out an inclination to try his luck as others did. Let a stranger wntoh the fluctuations of th« Minn at Monaco for ten minutes, aud, in spite of himself, ho becomes inter cited, and if ho has any money in his pock et the chances are he wtil make more or less of it before he leaves the spot Billy Moloney was no exception to most of the people who visit Monaco, and con eluded ti try his luck at the gambling ta bic. Be cared little about winning or los ing when he threw down a twenty-franc gold piece on the table. He cared nothin* about the result when the croupior raked it into the tinker's heap, nor did he seem E irtioulnrly elated when, after repeating his at, the coiu returned to bis possession. But ho was amused by tbo process, and so was Mrs. Molonny, who stood beside him, and who, after two or threo alternations, woman like, gavo her advice, which Billy followed. Having at oue time won about a handled franc*. Billy found himself at the end of a quarter of an hour with waistcoat pocket entirely empty. “Have you any money with you my dear?' ho asked hia wife. Not a franc,” was Mrs. Moloney' “Two, then, if yu want, aud the whole lot of it. Does that make any difference?” “To us, indeed, and also to those who dine with empty pockets.” “But L tell you,” retorted Billy, “ I had money when I came here.” “That’s a story. Others have told the same tale; it occurs quite frequently. Have yon any acquaintances here? ,f “No, I don’t know a soul in the place.” “That does not astonish me Ho I thought in the beginning. You probably have a passport, if yon i re au American?” Billy owued he bad no passport “Is it possible for yon to have a name?” maliciously suggested the Frenchman. Billy said be had—his name was William Moloney. “Very good; perhaps related to the Mo loney a of Cork.” “For that matter,” said Billy, “I am re lated to the Moloneys, bnt what difference cuu it make to you whether I pay your bill to-night or to-morrow. I am staying at tho principal hotel at Nice. It’s getting late and if we don’t go now we shall miss the last train. That reminds me, by the way, that I didn't got a return ticket my dear (turning to his wife ) Your waiter here can go with us to tho depot, pay for onr tickets and accompany us to Nice.” “Eh!” exclaimed the head waiter, should like that. I shall pay your tickets. * shall accompany yon! Not much!” “Now be so good,” said tho director attend to me. You couio bore two entire strangers. Yon dine, you amuse yourself, aud you intend to go off without paying your bill. 1 demaud your passport. You say you have none. I ask your name. You say William Moloney. Then again you de sire even this waiter’s money for your re turn trip. All this makes it clear to mo that you appear here for a bad purpose, And what am I to do? Louis, send for the police.” At intimation, which gave a turn to the affair that looked rather serious, Mrs. Moloney said: “Surely there can be no ne cessity for this. Yon cannot suppose that we are swindlers. Have you notning about you, my dear, to give this person to keep till we send over the wretched sum we owe him? There is your .watch; let him hu*e it till to-morrow.” Billy took of his watch, aud while brnd ing it to the director, whispered something in ills ear. The director started back with out taking the watch, and the next mo ment ho and Billy w^re shaking bauds. “Here couio tho police,” shouted Louis, tho head Waiter. “There is no occasion for his prrsonce, said tho director. “I brg Mr. and Airs. Moloney’s pardon for the inconvenience ] have caused them. To-morrow, Air. Mo- louey, 1 u ill have the pleuaure to wait on you at Nice, when you can return this trifle.” (Heoffered a twenty-franc note us he spoke.) With u few compliments and “Bon soil' tho director followed Mr. and Mrs. Moloney to the door. “What on earth wes the cause. Bill, of the sudden change in this man’s behavior? ’ linked Mrs. Molonev, as toon ai'they had entered the railroad car. “I told him who I was, that I was a ref a gee and cf our trouble ut home. Ho bad read ot it in the French newspapers und re* Hu mbert il the circumstance, “ SAVANNAH. THE SCHOOL OK TECHNOLOGY. TRIED TO KILL HIS FATHER. Republican. Organizing—A lfurz-Ssw Inci dent—A Lighter Sunk. etc. Savannah, Go., September 23.—A rumor current in certain circles here to the ef fect that the Republicans are secretly or ganizing to endeavor to defeat Congress man Norwood. It ia said that they expect the aid of most of the Knights of Lulior, who are opposed to Mr. Norwood on ac count of hi i opposition to the O'Neal labor bill, and hia favoring the Morrison tariff bill. Ex-Collector of Customs Johnson, son of the late Hon. Herscbel V. Johnson, is mentioned us the probable Republican candidate. It is said that the Pleasant and Wilson factions wonld support Johnson, in o so he Bbonld give them adequate pledges' He could be elected, unless the Democracy of the district should lie thoroughly aroused. About fivo hundred signatures bave been obtained to the petition, asking Cap tain W. A. Gordon, Colonel Fetor Kelley and Gazawsy Murtridgo, Esq., present leg islators, to be candidates for re-election against the Knights of Labor ticket nomi nated last Friday night. The paper is to be presented to-morrow, and it ia said the gen .lemon named will agree to allow their names used. James Harrigan, employed in the Savan nah, Florida and Western railway car shops, to-day got his left hand caught in a buzz saw. He lost three Ungers, and narrowly escaped with bis life. Joseph li. Hanssy, Jr., Esq., was married at 8t. John's Church this morning to Miss Lula, daughter of John 8. Hivers, Esq. A lighter with 137 bales at cotton sunk in THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. The City Connell Slake, an Effort to Secure A nones County Negro Shoot. Ills Father win-. Fooii.h ..a „ It For Macon. • and Itnu. Away. nan anti Funny Thi„ t , r At the meeting of the city council o afternoon, Green Frank, o Tuz , 0 .^*" - Tuesday night the petition presented by the if i°. nc f 1 f„ OQUt , y I J" 8t be y°? (i The we. snivLStT.. , School of Technology committee was fe ' ^ iI '; C ' a, ‘ k L "ho W feL n Ura " u Dliw “«* »»l untMh, li, furred to the finance oommittee to be aoted ® as on du I ‘? l . ne 1 l ! r ‘he °JA I’loyd House, that When .tep. an toddling, doubtful inJi... upon, aud result reported at a called meet- hu »° u . BIU Frank, bad stolen a bale of let ...up tw "o. ing to be held lost night. . the night before ana brought it to Yesterday afternoon the finance commit- Ho had ceme in town I tu. wwaad wetlung nmi” 1 ' tee met Messrs. Horne, Huff and Solo- and f °°nd ‘he ootton at Net- _, iiioD. of tUe school comiuittuH, aud a con-| 8onB warehouso in East Macon wimn I ftrence was held, resulting in the following ^ b * r6 , bad b6 t n . 80 , 1 . d ' P. e told tlle °, <bcer <Vh«u fro.t has i lppeuKr»°.n*of V report: ‘ hat , h ® ®uapccted that his son could be Whm we .r. !onely.^onking":™, h , i" rb '»»k ••Tothe Mayor and City Council of Macon f° un o in the neighborhood of the gas- of »°rl<l«-He»»ad Th.n-wh”n b«,n„ -Gentlemen: We, the committee on Loose, and he would go in search of him, And from bid lit,, the i... v ' finance, have given serious thought and I but, ia caseihe did not, he woul^ return. The .low, .su-tootsd je.i.i' patient investigation of the subject of secur- and, w “h ‘h® assistance of the officer, hunt t If AU„ LS .keel ..t Tnal.nn1 n ffV I &1110DX? tllO lllH’-TOm IIH f ITT htH llftV Hfl thf-Fl nig for Macon the School of Technology. I among the bar-rooms for his boy. He then The msjority of hired aids in r. n j We recognize the necessity of having so im- "rent off, with the understanding that he earn out $3 a mouth. portaot on institution in onr midst, and jet was to return about 8 o'clock, A green crescent moon has t,-— . — iully understand the many obstacles in I About,aqnarter.to”.) o'clock. Dr. E. 8. Fer- Zealand novelty Bince the volcanic ” e * way of making an appropriation for it, I guson was passing along Pine street be- there. Pheatij but we, having discussed it tully in all lta ‘ween oeconu ana intru, ne was startled i„ Northern Asia now . bearing!, feel constrained t> recommend by the report of a pistoli in the alley just whisky of reindter milk whi^k*** *5*M n 8 that the mayor and council of Maeou appro- below Alexander Free School, Following alcohol. ’ ltb 16 ri °U in prate the sum of three thousand dollare the report, a negro man ran out of the alley . annually .for twenty-two years to- and was soon lost in the darkness of th e b y P««eas while in t tbe'mscssary butidlngs. The city reserves I bis voice. He fell down groaning whoa he I difficulties.” ‘ niJI,t ' r the right of witharawiuglhis appropriation, reached the street. Lace is said to be driving out frilling. if during tbo said period of twenty-two Dr. Ferguson began immediately to look England, and the Honiton factories at E.«. years the said school should for any cause I after the patient to whom he had been so j fer ure overrun with orders, be discontinued. John D. Huduins, forcibly and unexpectedly called. A crowd Stuart Cumberland has returned to V IF. 8. Johnson, collected and a lamp was brought; land. He intends to embrace politic. 11 M. Ncssbaum, Having no probe be at once sent for Dr. I present he is engaged in writing a rom., G. C. CoNNKn.” Gewinner, and on that gentleman's entitled “An Astral Eody.” Th. mm,. the river at Tyler preBs wharf this morning, The oitv council met last night for the an ‘ ,al ,ho m 'K ro was P ,a ® 8<1 » back laid in India. 19 where tbeBritish steamer E.ling was being parpo8 e of hearing the report. The meet- a , nd ae “‘ t0 „ * he , barracks in Iionvin, the painter, arose at his maniac. ing waa called together by Miyor Price. I officer Hardy, who had been at- banquet and, addressing his wife in an ia. Alderman Prourifit move! the adoption I r J .H® ^ spot by the report of the fi itod style, remarked: “Never forgot, my of the report, which was seconded by Al- - - , . . ~ toot you have entered a family of th® dorman Davis. The wounded man proved to be Green gown and sword. Waa not my mother l Alderman Hudgins said that though the 1,aD , k ' He was carried into the recorders seamstress and my father in the rural committee had Tecommended the appro-1 ™\ rt , room ; wbere the fby-Hans endoav- pohoer priatiou, it wag meant, of course, that the | ,5 0< ! *?it ru J >e t } 10 *> 0 t v, nd '. j found that Miss Welch, of Buffalo, has been dininc oonneii would puss the necessary ordinance ‘he hall had entered the side, ranging down- at s hotelin Edinburgh, and dcscrl. * and draw up the contract. *“?• bat , lte wherealx.nl. could not bo £fiHtivit y known M ..^ i ce . crcnt ;'-°X u ™ * Mayor Prioe asked of tbo committee if | r? be P b y s ^ioians were of the I wa y. “Instead ot being brought im™ the ci'y could make a debt of this kind. I that Green wo’ihl probably recovi'r. I t rt bie in a brick or pyramid, thAw AHerm m Hudgins replied that the city I ffi ven stimnlants and at mulmght I crt . aIU W11H cu t j n g 00 d-siz..,d slices, which conld make a debt of this kind if for school "'If. re8t,n 8 ®« s y. were laid around a circular o.ke of i™ . purposes. U « cul * tbat after failing to find hia sou foot or tuu inches hi b , xh . s Mayor Price said that his reason for ask- E ‘, ar the gas works, he went to search for ed out m tho niiddlo and illuminntcd^bv^a ing was that not knowing what tho report |V In ’.JJ lllG witbon ShRiRtanco i f lighted candle inside. The effect was verv of the committee would be, he had tele- ,h ? U « f' ’>"d the son in Carter*, brilliant.” TCry Hd do^aUvTn the matUT* M? Harri nm'b. a br£k "f.tote ami I ‘Hard times" prevail in Persia as well a, Alderman Chapman naked it the o could give $3,01X1 annually for tweuty-t y ears, why not give $1 000 nunuully fur six teen years and thus ont off tbo debt. Mayor Price said the council was not louied. The cotton was recovered, but will have to be dried. The lighter will be raised. There has been no well-defined earth quake shook here einoe day before yester day, and it was then very slight and created no alarm. Miny negroes spent to-day in !y persuaded that the alleged prophecy of the uegro woman who died iu Liberty county last month would be fulfilled. ALBANY. A Tree Limb Cause* a Panic—IJo.v it AU Happened. Albany, September 30—This morning, while tho street bauds wero sawing and trimming tbo chinuberry tree opposite the residence of Major Robert JT. Bacon, on Pine stre“t, au nccicent oocur.ed which threatened serious consequences. One of the larges* limbs fell with a terrific crash against tho Western Union telegraph wires, which completely wrecked tho line for one bun „ _ „ . .. .. dred yards. One of the pests was broken ^biyor 1 nee said the cm off within th.ee feet of the ground, nud then discussing the amount wss burled with great force against a I Alderman OoxasidTor the first time be wagon load cf ootton which was passing, ‘h’aureed with the other members of the . . . .. a no * a° I 11 lltlflf'H f»Om fll 11 I I ft (1 11 i tlfll. T. f lit* If tllit long chase wound up in tho alley men- ,^be soldiers are so poor that they u r —. tioned, aud before Bill wonld be captured their spare time selllug vegetables in the he shot his father. 0t men ' hn « ‘bpoers m the gateways The police Were furnished with a des-rip. °£ tbe . m °f3“?' ™ rt °* “eir profits.are lion of Bill and will endeavor to arrest "bared with the officers for additiona!leave. blm while the colonels themselves give their officers unlimited leave that they may en- AStSriULUt AOUiDKNT. I joy their subordinates'pay. EvcntheFme Art Minister cannot get hu salary, aud has “And why did he change so quickly!” "Because he feared complications with the American oonsnl, and possibly a repri mand from his own government. The rule at Monaco seems to be to avoid as much ns possible a public scandal, which would draw the eyes of the world afresh Upon that accursed spot.” LOVE LAUGHS AT BABB. ihat’s unlucky,” returned Billy. Ho looked round the table to see if by chance there was any one he kuew from whom he could have borrowed what he wanted, lint the people there were all strangers to blm, so he gave hia arm to Mrs. Moloney anil turning away, walked into suotLer saloon, a little disappointed as ho confessed after ward. In a few monp ots, however, be panned occasionally to observo th» differ ent games, the thought of bis trilling loss never once oc.urred to him. An honr or two having been pissed in this way, Mrs. Moloney, who begun to. feel rather tired, suggested that it was time (or th'em tu return t-j Sic,-. “By all means," said Billy, “let's go!” Tbit was more easily said than done, a slight impediment to their departure occur ring in the shape of the head waiter of the establishment, who, with s smiling face, approached Billy, and making a bow pru- sented a paper, on which, in minute hieroglyphics, were traoed the interesting panieman for the dinner which Mr. and lira. Moloney bad consumed tout uay, aud which came to exactly *7.75. ‘•By Jove!" exclaimed Billy. M ho glanced at toe bill, “I had forgotten all about this. I havn't a cent left. What's to be done?" The expression of his face in this dilemma must have been very comical, for Mrs. Moloney—ao Billy stated—bunt ont laugh ing. “jo much for turning gambler,” she said. “What am I lo do?” repeated Mr. Mo loney, losing full at the head waiter. “Monsieur will p *y his bill,” replied the head waiter, rather puzzled at the question. “It it quite correct.” “1 don't diapnte a figure of it, but, nn luckily I haven't got an} money.'* "Eh!” exclaimed the be at waiter, begin- nieg to look ngly. "Why do you without money?'' “1 had money enough when I cams here, retorted Billy, ‘hat tho fact is 1 loaf it all at ronge-et-nnir.” The head waiter shrugged his *L(it as much otto say he didn't believe a word of it, and without quitting the piece where he stood confronting Mr. and Mrs. Moloney, he called ont to another waiter, saying: “Bee here, three two persona can't pay their Kill ,11 IV*i. itleaal.In sosaeve. a I*, a . “ Ka|lRiid to Mairy penny, Tbo American who botrified tbo keeper : Htlyrood paluco by gottii't* denro on bis kn^s in order to show boa* bis p it. ut mix. ... , . , iur« would teke out tbo stains whioh tradi- ago tho colored pations ot th« I tb® r*»l wbt.e raunu g over the t:on ascribes to tbo blood of llizao, th® 'file clever and efficient operator, Mr. Y. I Unldridgeschool petitioned for*3(H>,butthe rh*« was seen ut Forsyth, but murdered favorite of Queen Matv, was not C Rust, who was at nis post, receiving " ,iM un '* b le to give Hand too money win there was no way of informing the en- ;nnre nt nu iconocluaUlmn tbo local author- telegraphic messages when toe accident oc- by P riv « to subscription. The South | gmeer w;hm hatliig n heavyjTaiu, did not j it „, 8 o£ strattord-on-Avou seem to bo. in enrred, was nt n—i tnnm.nt ,„s. I Macon sohool was going to tk Miti<1ea Uouim F _ IIor Truu Istirr. Brooklyn Etgle. 0. E. U. itobinson is in Rnymuud street jail. To-morrow is bis wedding day. Uix brido came over with Mrs. Langtry yester day Iron* England. To-day he made appli cation to bo released from jail in order that he might marry the pretty inaideu who bus showu >u much confidence in him that rhe has come so mauy thousand mile* from home and friends to become the bright light of bis fireside. ltobinsou is the victim of prosper* 1 v. Hia uin-le died aud left l.in* executor of’u.'i es tate worth about $15,IRKI. He-cleared up the estate and got nn order direoting hia attorney, George IV B.own, of 2**5 Broad way, Now York, ti* pay over tbo amount due to each of the h.-iia lie cUliug that after his lawyer received the toiler hu took the money and disappeared. To-day it n, said in court tout the lawyer had oommitted auicide since. Tbo heirs, however, were not satisfied to know that a lawyer had tne money. They wanted Robinson to settle up with them, and he claimed thutaa he hud given the money to t is lawyer he conld not be held responsible. The late Surrogate Bergen, however, held tnni be was, aud when like toe nuuiorlul Pick - iok hu refused to pay be waa sent to tliu Raymond street jail tor contempt of oouit. He boa been tuero ever a nee, und he stoutly maintained he would not settle. lint when he heard that his girl, to whom be had pi ghted hia troth federal years ego, was coming lo marry him, be sent for bis lawyers, and to-day srgument >nu maue before Surrogate L-.tt to secure his release so that the marriage ceremony might take phlox. Ii was ar 8 ued tout bn -hmild not be compelled to pay that for whi :h be was not responsible and which wonld make him penniless. The Surrogate took the |>ap<«< in the case and saul he would give ins liectiion to- moiriow. As toe Surrogate has a tender heart he will undol.budi.v not stand in toe way of the ma'oen’n happiness. currcu, was uv that moment , Bnd . I m»eon sonooi was gon g to decay, the nouco anytoicg nnusnal. The train Und their desire to “improve” the ShakeapeM- denly impressed with the fact , that Ho ’ ,r a nd “ » prouosetl to on the rear ot toe truiu knew teat the wheel ,. atl r diea and monuments in the church “Old Wiggins's” prophecy had surely sel1 8 portion ot the lot and apply too pro- was off, but the boll line being broken, had where the poet's ashes rest, they are ruuti- oome. Looking out in front of “**•'t° ‘be repairing of tho school. He no means of letung the fact be known to haling and destroy ing memorials whichhave his office the si -bt of falling oaUed attention to the condition of the the engineer. Finally, after the tram had drawn to that town people from every p*rt trees. Frokt-o telegraph poles, ami Fis in- Htreela “ nd “ewe"- H this money was goneia distance of six miles, a track overseer O f t heglobo. The reckless s.irtt of mod- stiumems in tire ffi e tailing ,o perform •P cu ‘ in beautifying thestreeto it would do saw toe misplaced wheel and succeeded in tr(1 improvement bus little regard for ar.y. that eophoi.ioQtf cl ck, click, click, aioosed lho cl, y mnch n,ore , I ***• nndentond by his tliint; that staads in its way, no xuatkr ho# tho young man to sUion. His first im- After some further discuwion the motion signalling that there was aometing wrong. time-honored or how snored. —■ ! . .. I '.o adopt the raqiort was carried. When the train stopped it was fonnrl that 1 Professor W. F, Bmatt, of the RoyalCd- The vote wue then tiken ax follows; 1 the* flange of the wheel had been thumping 1 o£ g,.,,, t Dni.ijn. comparing the dif- ..U..U...K.... „ , Yea—Prondfit, D.\vt , O'Hara, Waro, Con-1 along on the crossties and bail cut off ttu-1 [, !rpIi t liluminatiug u^onts in use al the pres- was oufiu the'bai-k yard, clear from dau-1 m *i Jobnion, Hudgins. heads of the spikes for a distance of tore,- Wl j moment, claims that for the uiue ger vrllin" for “Bu<l " Mr. Ru»s re-naired I No—Aldermen 8umh and Cox. It is said miles, earning the track to spread. A mat* „mouut of light gas costs 12 oeuts, the glow to the Southwestern railrond depot tor the thal “ ,ew c b°' c ® 1,ts aro being looked af- was then sent up the road to warn the pea* cieclrio 12 ceuts and toe are G cents. lnt ■- *.“* • 1. . . p . I*.«**.» 'i'*.*. V * m»- I senoer train due in Macon at 7 o clock. Paraffin oil occupied a v ry h purpose of using tho wires there; so tele-1 *“ r by the committee. Ihe N. A. Me-1 senger * 1 . . i: * I t*l *■•«• mur llm mu pg/itr wuu ir.ufi. I lllO gntphie •ommuuications wilt still bo re ccived here. No blame can be attributed to Mr. Jarvis, tbe street overseer, for he bod ropes at Inched to tho limb in order to change the com so of the fall, bnt it proved too heavy for the hands to manage, gratU place, near Ihe reservoir was icon- tioned. Tho conncil then adjourned. i high position u ABOUT TUB STATE FAIR. tbe section hands uml all avsilshle hands 1 ,m ipeminant in el.c*pm t-s and undelete- were put to work driving down new spike*.! rions nature of waste, preclude, but its disv I be passenger train, b* running slowly grcuttWo BII ,ell and the danger attendiog ill over the track, to gut u#er, iu»*i I UH6 wore againat it. Electricity g*»»e rise to arrived m Muoon at !)|30, two nud a li«.f j nu deh.t«*ti. uh t>r xlttcu nl all, out tho arc- |bourhl ita. Tho freight, train arrived u I i, 4 |u«, guvo a dazzling light, throwing inteu*® A Y«w N .t«» Piekfd op Around in. Hccr«- n » jnrt Ho,* before, th» whedj **avioK bttn „Udown. Iu calooUUas thecoat or prond- • arv's flfflM. I ,i<» an • >.1 . I . . ... . " ■ . r UWHRAN. tarjr’. OIJici» Col. ri.rc. Horne ia nuthuf j.iatic over tbo lit in its prop* r plaoe. The accident dolnyt-d hKo )>rv.p«HdA for a big ancccsa of tho coining I for At anu whi h tUo ing the electric light for n bottno th« chief h.iiu I was tho interest on capital lai*i down Df. Morgan*, oin »i«m4a ll ini.ri-Yrry Dry Htato fair. Ho is working hard to psrfact 5:40 It wiih _ M-aaoa-A L«ui« Herhmuaf*. | «vory arratiKern.iit and to make th. fair in | atj^35, bnt di ‘ rct arrivc until 11 o’clock. 500 horns n year it was cbtaper t»i bav« ga •h left ilscon at I m |>Ltxxi; the actual supply of eltctnc energy “ no * u At anu the least of the items. For ltmpi Cocukan, Septouibwr 2'J.—Tho gin house on tho place ot Dr. Z U. Morgan, on Gum swamp, tenanted by Mr. John Faucelt, was burned iaai ui^htai auout JUk) o'clock. I wa; evidently tbo work of uu incendiary The farm is about six mile# from here. bal* a of coitou, packet!, w«.ru bfiincd iu i sums lint cotton aud a Varga loi df cotton ^ * * M> b “ h* 00 T,,K ^Ut. which onr gg-ntic intellect w« >3 so. d. TUo cotton b, l„ugo.t to Mr. lmucelt ‘b® winmng company. RcUs pick-d tip AU.ut .l„ a fo „,. r> ..w.to thUmiAtyproblem.wehare fetorel and some patrons ot too gin. Dr. Morgan's . , L,on - tb ® ropo-w»lk.r, will walk on „ n ,c. an*. r.„.«...,c. st a oonolufeion which we belifevs to to cor loss in cotton seed, house aud gin, w.u *(l o bis rope stretched acrojs tha park. Ha ii. There ara ►evauty-t... eutrics iu the w®*. and which we give for the benefit ot or$m Mr. Faucclt’s loan iu cotton, cot - ** aid to be one of the best rope artists in I horse ructug department Borne of the Hi-1 publle, .. 1 0 f ton Med, engine, gin. belting, etc., was b- Ameriof. trite arc tho fastest steppers on the Houth- Aft onr tbe country w® thourandi or twacn «i >jxi .nd a»iHX*. Mr jnhn a the bicycle roeiug ia attracting attention. I ern re,» newspaper aubacubcrs and those wao Oolsmanfuabe mUip's arid Lhn llogere T bo rules and race are toiug attended to. Tne gr . at K-utncky horseman. James <>*uht to be .uhsoribera. Fremllim«^ each lost a bale of cotton There was no| fbirM HaH has | Walker, ha« he.u eng»ged to Wk after u.e | toonout ha* been well known that ®®*- insnranco < tire lo«s will 1001 up near )- era*. i —-. —- —;r —i •** .,.".*' ‘-n-, vuu.Mi.ua, wu «uu » . ..u I **-- - - ——- -— . . 80 dry is everytbi. g here, rii.il on yester- llve olub ‘ w ! 1 , 1 ^ U ‘he track win to rbe find ,n *r.x 8 ...I!.* After the editor liaa exhau.tod blmMlt day lire broke out from a burning stump Piemtum-tbe Holton, Idlewylde Pierce, The u. .< lanrry drpartmei.i »i!i to toiler attempting to bcnrfft toopnblu* tor** «g in^iCockOveV- ficM uu.l ,*„”?. X-lborton mid the B.I.ngbrok* olnb than ev. * b*f„,.' T-« citoo gi.» c. i...-st I small p-cuniary reward !««**»“* “* ed the green grass mnl com fchneks like It There are seventy-two entrees for horses „ gibe t, tier, and will b. v« u*. re noun m-I <*'» Bitnre, it seems to be generally‘ap- was “rough” piny woods; and tho Aro was 1 .“?• . . - . . | anl* than wa« ever kuo near a negro’s house thnstoiiing that when I # a largo force of uu n put out Urn tire. Tbo I f°f field bod been work.d by a negro who bad ‘b- machinery deportment not well oaitivated the liud. I m.-ution lheLolumbns tsen-ru thisin justien to Messrs. Peacock A Over- d ‘“ t ’, b **u r* 1 *.^'* .in t, i ... I l.v .Jtb. nbeu*. hrmu. lo w... I The B ttle of G-tty s'.urg will be here. | THE ITlLlK Ll.sK bill. Tell ibe director to come here. “This is too abaard," said Bdiy, address ing his wife. “lUiher good fan, I think,” retnr.*«rl Mr*. Moleuev, still laughing. “Oh, mon l)ieu!" growled the head waiter “This is sq impudent jwimtle." Tbe gentleman named “director” speedily appeared. Billy says he has a stout, full- faced, imooth-visoged character, with a maxive gold chain stretched across his per- son and a ponderous signet ring on each forefinger. With a volubility cliaraeti rialic of Frenchmen the head waiter, in his own tongue, described the stats of the case, not forgetting tbe isnt that the lady delinqneoi appeared lo him tbe worse of Ihe two* her merry lsu*.b-*r mil tinging in his cars The direct . I.*nke<t at the dafaulong par tita and, i-ftei a a leui scrutiny of some mc- menta, said, in grave bnt pobto ucc- nte: “It la poa.ible, Mr, I hope, that we have here some mistake.'' “ I au afraid not," replied Mr. Moloney, explaining that ha beat come here with money enough to t*ay far half a dozen din ■to* but that he tout it all at the gaming table. B “Kb, blen,” said the director, “one loxca all bis money. So! One plate bare many *“• ® n ^ jotuals not the l-ewesL" “tou don't suppose,” said Billv. whose U-miirr was beginning to rise, "tliit I came to Muntoo with the intention of cheating yon «nt of a paluv dinner?” d ma*"’ with wineef first quality,” returned the director, with poliune**. A Hot. 1 I. K.cXiiiuh.i I*. lu-ei lo Tag. Ci.l •UIIK..II. INI K«.r.u*Oa.s* lticUMOND, V* . 8. pt. tuber 27.—The dec* .ration *>f tor Ka'gnu. or Labor that oil m.-ubtrsi f that ur-1 r, regardl. -.* ot race ur c-eed. are on the same riH.ting, i-* likely to tor pu. t * a ient during the s> m-iou uf the general aoein ly, whict eouvmia in this city n .xt wrrk. l'h»- colored 'eg t> s will not lie able lo sc-urs cco.im.i d ,ii-.na st -by of the hot.|.or bo-nil. g liuu-.'ci kept by white*. A e.utruct m ..to by tb delrgwtoa front ili.tr-ct No. 43, of New York, for board at a w-11 known hotel ha* been canceleil Irecauss Ute mem t>ers in-islext that a col. red associate should to idaceit <>n the same footing unit them sel- e-. Tub house declined, and tbe dele gation will new bave to moke other ar- raicutnen’.. District Workman W. H Mullen said to-day: “Yea, I have heard _ this trouble, hot I know ut no attempt liv ing made uy the delegates from district No. 41) to obtain board with colored families. The ou!ored delegate who has been refused accommodation by tbe hotel is an old Iti.-h mend man, and well knows the custom prerailicg here. I have heard the dele gates from district No. 4'J propose to bri tents with them and live in ihem dor. their stay here, and donbtlesa they will every wsy a fine one. 1 Thu tost ra-til trim duo iu Macon tost t h. tttJ ,.|c-ntric light. As to cows thete will "be many from all night at 10:3s, was dclnycd about bull au putts of the country. Boxen A Hon, of I honr. Ao KA tor’s Ttcoiy cl tu. E r bqosk.. PctiOtolntt, 8. O., will hriug a car load ot I The only damsgu done by ths aocidetit I Percy Unwell, in his bright paper, the Uolsteins, and U. F. Crayton, of Anderson, I xas the cutting off of thospvkes which held j Gibson EntcrpiUe, gives this elder catve 8.0., vill bring a oir load of Jerseys. I the rails to th" cmes’.iea. I of the earthquake: Alter “long dujrs of la- Tho fi-emau’soonrext prouiiais to be quite I - I l*or, tho mgbts devoid of «**e,' during « Ui* r«* I ” ,H * lUiUrr, u HtiUDlH IU iW Hem*"*./ a M u Boulto n. I' 0 " 6 " t”st he esn exist *.u waUr and « . I amt that s f .-w words of meagre pram* are ACCIDENT.*). KILI.I4G. | tensive than ever to fora. Tn« entire* m.cfiiucry in the machinery A Boy t ight Year.Ota Accidentally Kl I* u departure nt will l* run by a 25 lliiiso powi r Ulrl si* Years old. I eugine of Talbott A S-.n*. w»*o aril have Fanar, Go., 8e|>tembet 23 —A ne/ro girl I auniber of th lr ma hinax on cxhi ition. about six years old wss kill-d y cster-iay I li.noiutrsble side shoes have written for ult -rnoon by a negro boy ahout eight yairs I space, of ago, ut Mnrruy A Nelson’s saw mill, 1 seven miles north ot here. The children | .m.loto Oro-e 1 * M'tayaoi ttrlrniinrsl were le-t at home, and iu that home wsa a little pistol that they foand, and were pi ty-| MnxKCuicviu.it (!* , wptc.-nhcr 29 Wo ing with when the killing occurred. The I l uu u that th.- xi.u- nii.-o st this iiu-utmiou girl wss shot in the head and died almost I i* considerably larger tusn usual. Th' immediately. | number of StuO-'r.is !r. m a dixtauce «nd tbe matiionlxiion to ... . - , - _ a tj|v; iiiui l r—------ .ti n 11X6 all I IfT Th* -tf-ofa pioimneDt mcrchsntat R -e r e«tsr then for the eurr.soou.ttog rim. HeigUths, Dakota, after a crosx-exau*mution f„ t year. The tr.ist.e-, faculty ath citizm-s by atturneya as witnesa in a suit, Iweame of ^.HedgeviHe are detenuinret to make •Capt. T. J Lyon, of Cartcrsvilto, vice- Ok! newspaper borrowers, cease presi.l. nt uf tlm Htole Agrlenltural 8 xaely, I* ‘hi* warning ia not heeded, eenous arrived in the city yesterdav end will re- awful consequences may main lure until lo 1 i,:ht, IBs v dt is tor *”» your paper, pay np; If you are the purpose of intirrstitg ohr citfzm* t,. « snhaenber. snbeeribe at one*' ■ ■ n tbe Stat-; Fair, which is to tie lieldiu Macon E» It* moved to greater indignauoa next month. He is anxiuns to g.t Sxvau-1 shake with thcrtunsl violence. n Lab's linsineas men, rasnr.fscntrers and * a concln-ion we will remarlt mechanic* lo make rxMhiti. 8*vannnh think •li- m j"il'y of intolleetual p. P_ nurl.Mi fine exbiili'* t Ike New Ort.sRs ex- ui.d. r this load '• iucltide ali eu • ■ will believe, toe tm.n of fheoiy. » .- , . „ . . _ . 1 uv Millcdgeville hope!.only insane, and baa been taken to I t £ e j r cillege worthy ot the patrun.ige of the • be ksvlum. Her bnsbsnd think* of bring-1 w y. 0 j e state ing suit against the lawyers for damages, 1 so. —Last Thursday maki.b.n raitoe lUnUon, w« I hi—t _ T lJr*y Mere. T v aii.tiK lluniihn»a Uis dusl mrrdmr. in tax JsU I SJJJ!”7 ' , , L t • , . qt MUl.tlafvide. Bow^rlmteld hm.,11 about to. ^ Hs :i’^ re-re f n »n I Cray, wbkb wss ..,»d-.l shb ll-xir awl in st Just, svsnue, »■.. . ^ u .‘A. tol ^iTa»: ^ k -- "<•«■ •««> Dhllr*. LoW.Vfiff. IM Uk*D fi««7 1“ IU “ hit tu trmnir. Jtwt IlftMO mtnau* G*orv« CaUwU buU. U. uttuck .pon Uu , .^4 lb. tr^u jn»t Uforv It mkcUM <]r» 7 Lihttinn, ar. t « . %, ry |ml »rt vr.mM Kstouifch tint l •*. pv o» Gofit^itv Cup*. L\c»n ih well knoAi. t tu.ii*> oU«*r citinbi. 'Vh»D u V(‘titij| unn L»- w, M hfi nflietr in lift® Firs! R ‘i. line til «.f (1 o»jiiu Ut^uitr*, wnicti wf»«* nr$.Mii:z-r| ut lb® bi>iniA» in itnu etty, «i\(< hf-fttuMd tervniwitb I* At F rt J*it- UtiLi, Tyh«e IfIuihI himI to YtMiiiu. Tu* Cuptria L>ii>m If rentj ri-tfl nt tb# Krowth of ih** my nod • Im tbitum**# ba?i- u#m rru»>ur.» h.” Uiv* Ciminefifft !%»*■ * lU>> llfe’ltt of l^s.lh-l > hmiU * U.»m. Ml >*» 6 t kUymiH riu*hi bvro we will *»*> c»;ive new wnti cnhfrH da«5# to tktu ptp* ui.*re cftftLq'Uii ub-cripti®* srs ». -uh-enpu _ Don't tils hare ary . .1II • Vunthim ilam a lltti* bUl acres* Uie naeli, s,.o. ss tbs drire. ssw s . w. r.i-h inlvrt st It ovirt |j I s. whi.4isresi.i- by febe.lg the «r*laah»«^**mth* •ffwrrxwsX- <*«* alia* July dfwwlti*..Ml.. I..y.urea sure Li- H. before uTaewra “■ mai** pnU tb* dtwy *wl wf tbs ore.-er.jus po.l. • t.rj a fr.buor rep.e-eiiu.na ■MDtLiMi??^ “““ Tb * ’Ph'-' hi* slrb'.kre. and a.tuskwmth w..m7 srib..„m...Ire.i"”,2 AwUtifl-mh 1 Al»'»n( th'ptv yeunt u<*> t!ifi t'»rt*» r.f l»r Will.*u (1 UII0T - . . I tor llUoMh* Of WMf UUOAt. C •* «• - * . H IA *‘f •Ui'tl OOl»llcrf«il oSaN**') »/»** » of s • . ts repne.*,... In >bl« e-.lctfy ,.x AJ .be e.s-1 nes I. Ito ««.. “to * nti sin s urv.ulus.1, II.-m Hs» .‘InbOeOsI, ■tons- '0“* a .*Jrt(l Tna tanning of atnrgeoo .kins is carried I „'7 h * "mdUI-a «r toil# Usrir»w.!a «*nJ.n., of on to * coD&iabto txL-nt oo th# e##t I 1 B . hlior# «>f Iaftkf) Wiantba^o. Wk Th# >kinH t» :*?!.a»:r mupoutUm ab^louly urt MAir) . Dri. 1 «*] Th* great. . I* f ion* bis own lips H 4.1 be: __ tore lb* July. ins*. Ores logo! ihs 1-nn.i. sum of msnr scents employed by ^ *7 fr—nds w. j. baliiTsn zed Willtnm when tanned ar* very aoft, and are .aid by i to* >n i s-nd-re. «f that puce, did in. woth m n ! ibs b-sik. ib-y oder to s*u ihtragh tbs those having worn boot* made of them lo *htumi mxnn.r. smpnuuig ih* leg ml-.sny b*. TW. toareliabls tonus .ndsby eontmci lie more .lore, to II o.VLlrelre, ultSre. : «•”» »!»• kn.s s d snkto. Tbs ocrurt.nre was a ! Utsm you esu s.pend will bs f.llbluU, r more durable H.«n ordinary leather. , bu , vo bUa.. u n.u-lMd n. Conductor I — r Jsbnsou a Co.. o( Btekmsud. Is u prsUy H.rtel.ns.. ir Uis cl.y sod m- self pnrud Will* ti mod iviJmu* vf tb* UdllviictimI po|*nUmjr cf • wi for afu M diS'nni flflhi iuur«»t in tl<:V#te. • * ‘ “ " *■ tbetr *i im bMnlHMQrt. np*ci+<i rwthtnit. Imt ri*Am #ttu “ notii-ff tbftt So. ti « tu «hUU UsnMtt KmitK’a Vd.NiranKw ll.a h ! Co*'|** t or E «lnw Totnlln*r»tl, of tbo UlooM I For ft ro4 B*ftl #1 *»• . • hl-grspbjr of IheQo.tD trftiii. MOMttl.or kucvifttM Bid# b#4 lo 9Um/p oaf or caU «-■» J U LCttrij rcihdjr. ; lo,*, to d«BC#r. Cltolon twt Mocvo. torrWHlouu *• M » rtfib luu>r«»i, M drawn ) .u.iito % r*d % nciiimI, u<1 »e dtvMcd { jj[*^sw ww> .ssni.aw, oau't • p q r * ffoted . ‘WUl!). -Utrvit (UL'b ) 1 libsnop July 7*. iUtcmt, j — tfMftdvftttiMwo&tof W. T. Woanock, to formoti. Lam-, vied ukf b#M>*y raiivt °** *fv***Y j[c. |d*#ulu c-u# for cougu^ ww Uw#** Md upward. . . n# Ar-OG KnUU- anted. Abont thirty .toady glrta fro* ''/Hull w id upward, can and regular. rl*a». 1il A laid •